as a refugee im going to finland can i ask them to let me stay in helsinki?now im in turkey?

Answer 1

Hi,

Residence and work permit
Residence permit
Residence permits are issued to foreigners entering Finland who intend to stay in the country for longer than three months. A residence permit is also required for stays of less than three months if the person intends to work in Finland. A person with a residence permit can live and move freely in Finland during the duration of the permit. He can exit and re-enter Finland.

Residence permit can be granted mainly for the following reasons: family ties with either citizens of Finland or foreign nationals permanently living in Finland, Finnish descent and study or work in Finland.

For more information on residence permits please see the www-pages of the Directorate of Immigration or the Police.

Applying for a residence permit
Residence permit applications should be addressed to the Finnish Embassy in Ankara or to the Honorary Finnish Consulate General in Istanbul before entering Finland. The application form is available from the Finnish diplomatic missions. Normally one must apply in person. If you reside abroad but are applying for residence in Finland based on your family ties, a family member in Finland can make the application on your behalf.

For the application based on marriage, the following are required:
- A completed and signed application form for a residence permit
- One coloured recent passport photograph, size 4.7 cm x 3.6 cm, with plain light background and showing a clear front view of the applicant's face
- A passport or other travel document approved by all parties to the Schengen Agreement.
- Extract of identity registration/extract of identity registration including family members
- Certificate of marriage
Please note: the marriage should be registered both in Finland and in Turkey.


Ref: http://www.finland.org.tr/en/

Regards and Good Luck

Answer 2

You cannot be called a refugee unless some government or a UN recognized body grants you that status. You may at best be described as an illegal immigrant. Laws in the European Union regarding illegal immigrants are rather stringent and there are no mercies like before.